It’s time to release the bunnies! With spring and Easter on their way, bunnies are starting to seep their way into all of the spring decor and I am here for it!
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With spring approaching, I thought I would share this collection of some of my favorite spring decor pieces for your home. All of these are from either Target or Amazon. To shop, click here to head to my LikeToKnowIt, or scroll below and click each separate photo.
This past weekend, we finally took down all of the Christmas decor. I was ready for a fresh, clean slate for the new year, including a new wreath for the front door. I was inspired by the Anthropologie pom pom wreath with the fluffy and cozy vibes. If you haven’t seen the popular wreath, here’s a photo below.
While I was at the Dollar Store, I found a few items to re-create the look. Scroll down below to see how I made this easy DIY winter wreath and Anthropologie pom pom wreath dupe.
Supplies:
Directions:
1.) Start by gathering all your supplies and heating up your glue gun.
2.) Separate each individual mop head, depending on the size of your wreath form and the mop heads, will determine how many you use. I used 8.
3.) One your glue gun is hot, line some glue on the wreath frame where you plan to attach the mop head then stick the mop head directly on and hold for a few seconds. Now since there were open spaces, some of the glue did drip through the gaps so make sure you have some newspaper or something down on your table.
4.) Continue to glue the mop heads around the wreath form.
5.) Once finished, allow to dry then tie a large bow with some ribbon.
6.) Glue the bow onto the wreath.
Super easy, took 10 minutes and cost me about $10!
Decorating with trays is one of my favorite ways to switch up the decor in my home. Sometimes you might also hear it referred to it as a vignette. Today I’m teaming up with 15 other bloggers to bring you some inspiration for creating your own winter wonderland on a tray. And a big thank you to Katherine from Katherine’s Corner for putting this together and inviting me!
If you’re coming over from Chloe from Celebrate and Decorate, welcome! I hope that you will stick around and come on over and follow me on Instagram!
1.) Start by choosing your theme or look that you are going for.
My theme for decorating for the holidays this year was winter wonderland, with whites, greens, golds and snowglobes. (Speaking of snowglobes, I made the cutest snowglobe ornaments for the tree, you can see the DIY here). So I knew that I wanted my tray decor have the same neutral wintery feel. I especially love this theme as it is something that transitions nicely after the holidays and you can keep out during winter.
2.) Shop your home
I always start by going through my decor and shopping my home first and then selecting which items I want to use.
3.) Choose a focal piece.
Last year, I made the cutest little winter scene in a glass cannister and I loved the way it came out so I decided to do that again as my focal piece.
I filled my cannister with some sugar to make it look like snow. Then I added my little ceramic house and a bottle brush tree.
4.) Group items of different heights
Since the cannister was short, I used this reindeer statue to add some height.
4.) Add some greens.
I always add a touch of greens, whether real or faux to soften it up a bit. I love this faux tree I picked up at our local garden center. I added a sprig of faux holly and pinecones too!
And then I added the beaded garland for some texture and I think it just adds some fun.
Winter Wonderland on a Tray Tour
